Writing a fundraising strategy
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Writing a fundraising plan enables you to take a more strategic approach to securing funding. You can link your plan to your business planning and income generation activity.
Writing a fundraising strategy requires you to be clear as an organisation:
- what you want to achieve over a set time frame
- how you plan to fund this work and where you need external funding
- how your work meets the criteria of the individual funders
Advice and guidance on writing a fundraising strategy is available from:
For museums:
- Shared Enterprise: Developing a fundraising strategy
- Cornwall Museums Partnership: How to Write and Deliver a Fundraising Strategy
For archives:
For charities:
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